The William Floyd School District has used three snow/emergency days so far this school year – January 26, February 23 and February 24. As a result, the calendar remains unchanged.

William Floyd High School indoor track runners, Zavier Jenkins and Allana Morgan, both placed top-three in their respective events at the Long Island Elite Meet, a competition that features the top high school track athletes from Suffolk County, Nassau County and the Catholic league all competing for Long Island bragging rights. By earning a podium position at this large-scale meet, Zavier and Allana proved that they are amongst Long Island’s best track athletes! Zavier also finished second at the state qualifier meet in the 300-meter dash and has qualified for the State Championship meet this weekend at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex in Staten Island!

The William Floyd PALS Club (People Actively Learning Socialization), under the leadership of special education teacher Ms. Carmella Currao, has been working alongside the William Floyd High School Medical Club, led by science educator Terri Randall on special afterschool collaborations.

The William Floyd School District Music Department recently continued one of its most beloved traditions in hosting the 43rd annual Music Faculty Scholarship concert before a packed crowd! This fun-filled evening, which resulted in more than $7,000 raised in student scholarships for seniors who will pursue music education in college, featured many of the district’s talented music teachers and staff teaming up to perform a selection of hit songs for the William Floyd community! This year’s concert ranked as one of the most successful in its history!

William Floyd High School senior Dominick Lauro recently earned one of New York State Senator Chuck Schumer’s congressional nominations for the United States Air Force Academy! Earning this nomination is a distinct honor, as only the top 25 applicants for each of the five service academy vacancies are chosen to interview for one of Senator Schumer’s nominations. Dominick is now one step closer to achieving his goal of serving in the United States Air Force and working his way toward becoming a commissioned officer.

William Floyd Middle School student-artists under the guidance of art teacher Timothy Kosta recently designed a brand-new mural, titled “Farm to Table,” to adorn the school’s art department hallway! The inspiration for this mural came from a painting titled “Reaping the Harvest” by Nicholas Occhino, a 2024 William Floyd graduate and former student of Mr. Kosta’s at William Floyd Middle School. Mr. Kosta purchased the piece at the annual William Floyd High School Arts Alive Night and Coffeehouse.